Haejin Park (b. 1992, South Korea) is a painter who uses watercolor to archive emotions. Blending abstraction with fragmented bodies, she writes complex narratives in bursts of color. Her characters voice an interior climate shaped by memory, language, and somatic tension. They travel home only through painting, entering a psychic architecture.

Park received her MFA from Yale University and BFA from the RISD. Her work has been exhibited at Perrotin, Harper’s Gallery, Gladwell Projects, and NADA Miami. She participated in residencies at Mahler-LeWitt Studios and NXTHVN, and is a recipient of the Rema Hort Mann Emerging Artist Award.